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Alexander DUFOUR | |
Beatrice Jenny BRYER |
| b. 1869 St Martins MDX | b. 9 Sep 1881 14 Tavistock Mews, St Giles MDX | ||
| m. 3 Aug 1902 at Holy Trinity Gray's Inn Road Holborn RD MDX |
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| d. 1953 Islington RD MDX, aged 72 | |||
| Silver Chaser Modeller (1901) Miscellaneous Job Buyer (1911) |
Their Children
| Arthur Alexander DUFOUR | Albert Edward DUFOUR | Leslie Bernard DUFOUR | Alexander DUFOUR | Beatrice Queenie DUFOUR | Beatrice DUFOUR | Frederick DUFOUR |
| b. 22 Aug 1903 St Pancras RD MDX | b. 7 Mar 1906 Islington RD MDX | b. 1908 Islington RD MDX | b. 1 Jul 1910 Holborn RD MDX | b. 27 Sep 1911 Holborn RD MDX | b. 1913 Islington RD MDX | b. 27 Mar 1914 Lambeth RD MDX |
| m. (1) Alice M LARNDER 1926 Norwich RD NFK (2) Ethel L KENT 1944 Norwich RD NFK |
m. Elsie M DANIELS 1927 Norwich RD NFK | m. George C SMITH 1939 Islington RD MDX | ||||
| d. 1975 Norwich RD NFK, aged 69 | d. 1913 Islington RD MDX, aged 0 |
Who They Were
Alexander was the son of Alexander and Marie Dufour. His father had been a Silver Chaser Modeller, and young Alexander was also working as such in 1901. During the First World War, Alexander served in the Royal Engineers (4th Labour Battalion) first as a Pioneer, then as a Lance Corporal (service number 291378). On 18 June 1918 he was awarded the Military Medal. [Source].
Where They Lived
Alexander was living with his parents in Stanhope Street Regent's Park in 1901. At the time of their marriage they were both living at 17 Little James Street Holy Trinity. After their marriage, they lived at 55 Cumming Street in the parish of St James and St John Clerkenwell. The Imperial War Museum website records that the family moved to Great Yarmouth NFK in 1915 and then to 12 Palace Yard Barrack Street Norwich NFK on 15 Mar 1919. [Source]
Family Group Identifiers
Family: BRYERU1
Family Group: b-sry040